21/03/2025
Ever felt your mind clear after a run?
It's not just in your head - movement is medicine.
When she's not at or working weekends in a hospital you might catch our director Amy Kingston running 🏃♀️ with her dog Ralph along .
It's a well known fact that regular aerobic exercise reduces stress, improves mood, and helps manage anxiety and depression.
✅ The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommends physical activity as part of mental health management, with benefit seen from just 30 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise, five times a week.
For Amy, it's getting out with her five-year-old German short haired pointer and pounding the pavements - with him leading the way!
Tide Wellbeing, soon to be launched, will deliver workshops and training sessions looking at how to support individuals' productivity and health, manage stress and promote resilience to ensure wellness in the workplace.
Topics from diet, sleep hygiene and cancer prevention will be covered, through to functional health, wellbeing and medical assessments.
Whether it’s a jog in the park or a quick lunchtime run, moving more can make a big difference, helping your mental wellbeing.
⭐ Introducing Running with Ralph! ⭐